Stomach

Sulph.

Drinks much, eats little.

Hep. sul.

Stomach inclined to be out of order; longing for strong or sour tasting things.

Phos.

As soon as water becomes warm in the stomach it is thrown up.

Ars. alb.

Unquenchable thirst; drinks often, but little at a time; the water disagrees.

Verat. alb.

Vomiting and diarrhoea with cold sweat on the forehead.

Nat. phos.

Gastric derangements with symptoms of acidity; sour eructations, sour vomiting, sour diarrhoea.

Ars. alb.

Stomach is disordered after eating fruit or ice cream.

Nat. mur.

Great aversion to bread, of which she was once very fond.

Apomorphia

Vomiting without previous nausea.

Valer.

Nausea as if a thread were hanging in the throat.

Lycop.

Hungry, but soon satisfied, soon filled up, with bloating in abdomen and rumbling.

Calc. ph.

Desire for salted and smoked meats, ham, bacon, etc.; children cry for ham rind ( Caust. ).

Tart. em.

Desire for fruit, sour things, or very cold drinks.

China.

Fullness in stomach and bowels; flatulence; belching does not relieve.

Coccul.

Nausea while riding in a boat, cars, carriage, etc.; aversion to food, and loathing when merely looking at it.

Chel.

All complaints lessen after dinner.

Caust.

Sensation as if lime were being slaked in stomach.

Bismuth.

Vomits all fluids as soon as taken.

Arnica

Eructations smelling like rotten eggs.

Chel.

Nothing but very hot drinks > the nausea and vomiting.

Calc. ost.

Sour vomiting (in curds) and sour diarrhoea during dentition.

Carb. veg.

Gastralgia, distended with flatulence, < lying down.

Ant. crud.

Gastric derangement with tongue coated thickly white, accompanying different complaints, such as eruptive fevers, rheumatism, gout, hydrocephalus, etc.

Silicea.

Water tastes badly; vomits after drinking.

Pulsat.

Thirstlessness with most all complaints.

Apis.

Absence of thirst with scanty urination.

Sepia.

Painful sensation of emptiness at the stomach; empty, gone, faint feeling.

Nux vom.

Generally worse after eating; the pains in the stomach coming two or three hours after eating.

Ipec.

Nausea intense, persistent, nothing >. during convalescence.

Lobelia.

Nausea with profuse flow of saliva.

Calc. ost.

Longing for eggs, particularly with children; in sickness or during convalescence.

Ars. alb.

Complaints from chewing tobacco.

Ant. tart.

Nausea and vomiting with constipation (old people).

Bryon.

Very thirsty for cold water; large quantities at a time; lips parched and dry.

Nux mosch.

While eating, soon satisfied; headache from eating a little too much.

Calc. phos.

At every attempt to eat, bellyache.

Apis.

Great soreness when touched in the pit of the stomach, under the ribs, abdomen.

Anac. orient.

Pain in stomach > by eating; always worse when stomach is empty.

Aethusa.

Vomiting of milk in very large curds; children who cannot bear milk.

Arg. nit.

Gastric derangements accompanied with loud belching of flatus.

Ars. alb.

Vomiting immediately after eating or drinking.

Asaf.

Flatus all passing upward, none downward.

Cham.

Constructive gastralgia in coffee drinkers.

China.

Voracious appetite; or none, with feeling of satiety all the time.

Colch.

Aversion to food, and loathing, when merely looking at it; still worse when smelling it, which nauseates even to faintness.

Calc. ost.

Bloating in the region of the stomach; must loosen her clothing.

Apis.

Thirstlessness in many complaints. Especially dropsy.

Ignatia.

Weak, empty, gone feeling at pit of stomach, not > by eating; involuntary sighing; must take a long breath.

Iod.

Very hungry, must eat every few hours, which > all her bad feelings.

Ipec.

Sensation as if stomach hung down relaxed.

Iris.

Vomiting with burning in mouth, fauces, oesophagus, and stomach, with profuse flow of ropy saliva.

Hydrast.

Weak, gone, faint feeling in stomach.

Ferr.

Alternate canine hunger and anorexia.

Eupat. perf.

Vomiting of bile at the close of the hot stage (intermittent).

Cup. met.

Violent pressure at the stomach, with cramping pain, coming on in paroxysyms.

Coloc.

Vomiting and diarrhoea with colic; doubling up; from anger, with indigestion.

Sulph.

Weak, empty, gone, faint feeling in pit of stomach at 11 a. m.

Puls.

Stomach better from cold things, < warm.

Kali bich.

Bad effects from malt liquors, especially lager beer; nausea and vomiting of drunkards.

Podoph.

Continual gagging in summer diarrhoea of children.

Mag phos.

Spasmodic hiccough day and night, with retching.

Laur.

Drink rolls audibly through oesophagus and intestines.

Nit. ac.

Longing for fat, herring, chalk, lime, earth, etc.

Petrol.

Gastralgia when stomach is empty, > by taking food.

Kali carb.

Constant feeling as if stomach were full of water.

Phos.

Wants cold food and drink, ice cream; is > by them.

Ferr.

Food lies in the stomach all day and is vomited at night.

Crocus.

Sensation as if something living were hopping about in the stomach.

Eupat. perf.

Thirst a long time before the chill, continues during chill and heat, absent during sweat.

[Hydroc. acid.]

Drink which is swallowed rolls audibly down the throat, as though forced into an empty barrel.

Ignatia.

Thirst with the chill.

Iodine.

Great emaciation, though they eat much and often.

Ipec.

Nausea constant, with many different complaints; nothing > the nausea.

Dros.

Constriction of stomach and abdomen when coughing.

Ant. tart.

Vomiting followed by coldness, prostration and drowsiness.

Bism.

Cardialgia; crampy pains or hard pressure at one spot.

China.

Slow digestion; food remains a long time in stomach.

Ars. alb.

Intense heat and burning in stomach and pit of stomach.

Ignat.

Extreme aversion to tobacco smoke.

Puls.

Stomach disordered from cakes, pastry, rich or fat food.

Staph.

Sensation as if stomach were hanging down relaxed.

Phos.

Hungry at night; must get up and eat which >.

Kali carb.

Stomach feels as if it would burst, everything eaten seems to be converted into gases.

Verat. alb.

Thirst for coldest drinks; wants ice.

Calc. ost.

Pit of stomach instead of being concave is convex, like a saucer turned bottom up.

Bry.

Longing for warm drink and > by it.

Nux vom

After aromatics in food, or as medicine, especially ginger, pepper etc., and after almost any of the so-called hot medicines.

Ipec.

Vomiting, thirst, sweat, and bad breath.

China.

After eating fruit, undigested stools, sometimes involuntary.

Bryon.

Desire for things which cannot be had, or are refused, or not wanted when offered.

China.

Stomach troubles after loss of animal fluids.

Bryon.

Nausea and faintness when sitting up from lying down.

Eupat. perf.

Intense thirst, but drinking cold water causes shuddering and vomiting of bile.

Aethusa.

Hungry after vomiting. Eats and vomits again.

Abies nigra.

Sensation in the cardiac end of the stomach, or in the oesophagus where it enters the stomach as if a hard body, or hard boiled egg, laid there.

Ignat.

Feeling of flabbiness in stomach; stomach and intestines seem to hang down relaxed.

Nux vom.

Will generally benefit persons who have been drugged by mixtures, bitters, herbs, and so-called vegetable pills, etc.

Syphil.

Craving of alcohol in any form; hereditary tendency to alcoholism.

Tabac.

Vomiting violent, with cold sweat, soon as he begins to move.

Tabac.

Seasickness < by least motion and > on deck in fresh cold air.

Alumina

Abnormal appetite; wants starch, chalk, charcoal, coal, coffee, or tea grounds, acids, indigestible things; potatoes disagree.

Ars. alb.

Vomiting and stool simultaneous.

Aethusa.

With gastric symptoms distinct linea nasalis, lips drawn tightly over the teeth.

Therid.

Nausea on closing the eyes.